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It should be, considering all the problems with a rolling release are also going to appear when the user changes major versions.

Debian is good until you need to install a PPA :\

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fkin love kate

Gitlab always sketched me the removed out.

Holy removed.

Does anyone know when the new date limit will be?

That nose-job is so, coral.

Laymen are the greatest thing that can happen to Linux.

Thanks a ton for sharing this! I thought it was a bug that would’ve been fixed, so I was going to be waiting for awhile.

There wasn’t an input.conf file in Manjaro, so we had to add it and the appropriate line.

No, and it worked (mostly) fine until recently.

It’s just the one that’s in my laptop, a Lenovo Ideapad Gaming 3.

I’d be careful about buying ‘niche’ brands like framework and system76.

You’re going to be paying more for inferior hardware, and a lot of the people on these forums don’t really understand this.

Make sure you’re getting it because you want it, not because someone else wants it for you.

I would try to avoid any kind of brand-loyalty.

Find something that meets your specifications and try it out for yourself. If it works, keep it. If it doesn’t, return it.

Just about every retailer has guaranteed returns for 30 days on computers.

Check out https://old.reddit.com/r/LaptopDeals/ daily until you find something that meets your needs and budget.

KDE is very stable.

I’ve been trying to wean myself off Steam for awhile now.

I just use it for games I already own on it and games that require Steam, like TF2.

But I thought ppl didn’t do work for free…

I only resort to using container formats if native packages aren’t available.

Can’t wait to have containers for containers.

I legitimately think that people in the community are stupid enough to see value in something like that.